Monday, November 18, 2024

Plans in to convert textile workshops in Nottingham’s Lace Market for mixed use scheme

Plans to convert buildings in Nottingham’s Lace Market from textile workshops into a mixed use scheme have been submitted to the city council.

Perrymead Estates wants to transform 15-17 Stoney Street into a mixture of apartments and office spaces, with a café / bar on the ground floor.

In addition, the construction of a four storey extension on the corner of Stoney Street and Woolpack Lane and provision of a rooftop terrace on the roof of number 17 Stoney Street and a small roof extension are proposed.

A design statement submitted by Marsh:Grochowksi Architects on behalf of the applicant says: “By converting this building, it is being brought back into use, providing accommodation, office space and amenities to the local community, in a highly sought after area of Nottingham.”

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